smallish

基本解釋

To get started, select a smallish brush with 100% hardness and start to paint over the duplicated layer with it.
準(zhǔn)備就緒，選擇一個(gè)100%硬度的短小畫(huà)筆，然后用它在復(fù)制的圖層上開(kāi)始繪制。
Smallish countries mostly do well, and Australia, the most urbanised country of all, ranks notably highly, at least in the EIU list.
小國(guó)家大多做得很好，像城市化最高的國(guó)家----澳大利亞，排名格外靠前，至少在EIU列的單子上。
He looks, for example, to England’s historically smallish, nuclear families for an explanation of the country’s early adoption of markets and the rule of law.
在他看來(lái)，比如，英國(guó)從歷史觀點(diǎn)來(lái)看的渺小，英國(guó)的基本家庭為一個(gè)可以說(shuō)的過(guò)去的早期國(guó)家市場(chǎng)和法制法規(guī)。

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